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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1894
Page
6
A moonshiner escapes jail to care for his ill child as frontier betrayal and forest peril unfold. He turns back after a vision of his family and surrenders to authorities, earning a light sentence and returning in time for Al and S'manthy's marriage.
A Lewiston Journal report recounts Gov Fairfield in Houston reviewing troops and a Dexter rifle company drill. A famed unlucky shooter is pressed to prove skill and fires at a target, drawing a broad grin as the governor requests the shot at the bottom of the left ear.
A bullet hit the mark and whittled a piece from the Indian's left ear, provoking a loud shout that echoed across the township. The incident drew attention and possible tension among residents in the area.
London sketches recall a crowd of about twenty thousand at the Tower Bridge opening on the morning it opened to the public. The writer notes the first achiever and whether a photographer recorded the moment. He mentions Thomas Grayson, the City Atlas bus driver, who received a mounted whip from passengers and sold photographs of himself in the event.
Dr Radway s Pulls advertised as a remedy for stomach weakness and digestive complaints claim to restore strength and regularity. The notice urges taking the medicine per directions and to send a stamp for false and true guidance with a box to New York.
A Chicago physician advocates modern treatment methods and strict diet, endorsing a condensed raw food extract as a key aid. The essay urges adherence to diet alongside medical advances to improve health outcomes.
A group of medical and eye ear nose throat specialists and related professionals are listed with offices on Spruce Street Washington Avenue Wyoming Avenue Commonwealth Building and Penn Avenue. Includes Dr G Edgar Chan A J Connell Dr W R Allen Dr C L Prey Dr M Gate John L Wentz and Dr Kay with addresses and hours noted.
A list of lawyers with offices in the Commonwealth Building Scranton and Beranton Pa. Names include Jessupa Hand Warshn Knapd Pettneron Wilcox Alfred Hand William J Hand Noyl Henry M Seely Okell Frank T Okell James W Garford Bamube W Edgar Watres T P Smith C R Pitcher Comegys D B Replogle Killam and others with addresses on Washington Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Spruce Street Wyoming Avenue and related buildings.
Scranton based school for boys and girls offers college prep and business training for young children. Catalog at the quest opens Rhema WW. Rev Thomas M Cann and Waltha H Buell listed. Miss Worcesthe's Kindergarten at 2 Adwiis avenue notes next term opens November 1.
The snippet lists dental specialists and offices including Dr William A Tart Specialty in porcelain crown and bridge cen odontethreapia at 104 Washington Avenue DC and Dr Laubach Surgeon Dent at Wyothing Avenue with Stratton and Coal Exchange indicating an urban professional directory entry.
The Republic Savings and Loan Association offers loans on larger terms and better returns. Advertisements list Cal and lender, Dime Bank, Clark and Co, Ben Demen and Nurserymen with stores on Washington Avenue and North Main Avenue in 1854.
Train times from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Atlantic City and New York listed with departures at 10 am 3 00 pm 5 00 pm and 7 25 pm Sundays 9 00 pm. Through tickets to all points available on request at the station agents. Baldwin agent.
Grand Union Tea Co along with Jones Bros and Jos Kuettel operate a wire screen fabrication business on Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton Pennsylvania. The partnership arrangement centers on manufacturing wire screens for local industry.
The Elk Cafe at 125 and 127 Frank lin Avenue offers European plan service. Victor Koch owns Scranton House, located near the D L W passenger depot, operated by Edward Koch proprietor.
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